The tragedy of tribalism in Kenya has evolved
not only in Kenya but even abroad. Kenyans are forming friendship and even fall
in love along their tribal lines. The tribalism attitude that Kenyans who stay
abroad have developed recently, not only put a sharp pain to many who view them
as “change to our society” but has left those who don’t have large numbers of
tribesmen wondering who to run to incase of need.
Although this is not a surprise that many
Kenyans still hold on to tribal politics, tribal friendships, tribal foods,
tribal love and more so engrossed into tribal cultures which have nothing to do
with well-being of the society like FGM, it is hard to withstand a Kenyan who
will even bother bring such a topic a thousand miles away from home. A Kenyan
who will meet you and ask several tribal related questions like; “unatoka
wapi, we ni Mkikuyu au Mjaka or Mluhya”. This leaves me wondering if at all we will be one country, one
people and one tribe called Kenya.